Ineed . can someone find all the literary device in the picture ?

literally devices:
-simile
-alliteration
-connotation
-diction
-theme
-allegory
-personification
-symbol
-denotation
-oxymoron
-hyperbole
-irony
-conflict
-foreshadowing
-synecdoche
-onomatopoeia
-euphemism
-allusion
-metaphor
-juxtaposition
-repetition
-puns
-foil
-satire
-anaphora

me. don’t just comment for the points. i’m giving away 40 points

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